design-expo

Apply Expo's design system tokens to generate brand-accurate UI interfaces.

Updated Feb 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/deepparser/skills --skill design-expo-deepparser
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Skill: design-expo
Source: https://github.com/deepparser/skills/tree/main/design-expo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/deepparser/skills --skill design-expo-deepparser

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Building interfaces that match Expo's visual identity requires exact design tokens — colors, typography, spacing, and component styles — which are tedious to reverse-engineer manually. This Skill provides the complete Expo design system so generated UI matches the brand precisely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Complete Design Tokens: Exact hex colors (Cloud Gray #f0f0f3, Expo Black #000000, Slate Gray #60646c), typography scale (Inter 400–900, JetBrains Mono), spacing, radius, and elevation values. - Component Specifications: Detailed styling rules for buttons, cards, navigation, forms, code blocks, and status badges, including pill-shaped geometry and whisper-soft shadows. - Light & Dark Previews: Bundled HTML preview files (preview.html, preview-dark.html) showing the full token catalog rendered in both themes for visual verification. - Use Case: When asked to build a landing page styled like Expo, the Skill supplies the exact 64px headline with -3px letter-spacing, black pill CTA, and gallery-like 96px+ section spacing that define Expo's look. ## Quick Start Use the design-expo skill to create a hero section styled like Expo's website with a black pill CTA button.

Frequently Asked Questions about design-expo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a UI that looks like Expo's website?

Use this Skill's design tokens: Cloud Gray (#f0f0f3) page background, Pure White cards, Expo Black (#000000) headlines at 64px with -3px letter-spacing, and pill-shaped (9999px) CTA buttons. The bundled preview.html shows the full token catalog rendered.

What fonts and colors does the Expo design system use?

Expo uses Inter (weights 400–900) as its sole typeface and JetBrains Mono for code. The palette is monochromatic: Expo Black (#000000), Near Black (#1c2024), Slate Gray (#60646c), Cloud Gray (#f0f0f3), with Link Cobalt (#0d74ce) for links.

Does the Expo design system support dark mode?

Yes, the Skill includes a dark theme preview (preview-dark.html) using Banner Dark (#171717) page background and Widget Dark (#1a1a1a) card surfaces. Dark mode inverts the CTA to a white pill button and uses Dark Slate (#363a3f) borders.

What border radius values should I use for Expo-style components?

Use 6px for buttons and inputs, 8px for standard cards, 16px for feature panels, 24px for images and video containers, 32px for hero CTAs, and 9999px for pill-shaped primary buttons. Sharp corners below 6px break the design language.

When should I not use the Expo design system?

Avoid it when the project requires colorful, gradient-heavy, or decorative interfaces — Expo's system is strictly monochromatic with color reserved for product screenshots. It also suits developer-focused products better than consumer or playful brands.